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I created this article as Franz Jellacic and my contribution to date has been about 90% (thanks for the infobox though). I'm OK with changing to a Croatian spelling. But almost every English language source (David Chandler, Gunther Rothenburg, Frederick Schneid) uses Franz Jellacic (Digby Smith uses Jellačić, with two l's). Yet one can search the list of alternate spellings and Franz Jellacic is not there! Soon I will have to add back this commonly-used spelling. Djmaschek (talk) 07:16, 27 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]
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